This Week in Stapleton Real Estate
Here is the latest on the resale market in Stapleton this week. Click on any of the links below to see maps, pictures and details about all of these properties.
New Stapleton Listings This Week
There are 10 new listings that hit the Stapleton market this week. If you are looking for a low maintenance KB paired home check out our new listing at 2085 Uinta St. Priced at $394,900 I don’t think it will last long. Here is the virtual tour.
Under Contract Stapleton Homes This Week
There were 9 Stapleton homes that went under contract this week. Few things I noticed, the KB paired homes are going in the $390k – $425k range and the Thrive (formerly New Town) row homes are selling in the high $385k – $425k range as well. Both product types have seen great appreciation.
Sold Stapleton Homes This Week
There were 12 closed sale this week. If you look through them you’ll notice the well priced homes that are on quiet streets are still selling in the first week.
See All Stapleton Active Listings
There are now 39 total active listings in Stapleton. This is pretty steady inventory for us lately, we’ve been bouncing between 30 and 40 active listings at any given time.
Resale Stapleton Buyer & Seller Needs
In addition to what you see on the market, we also have active buyer and seller needs I wanted to share with you.
Do you have a home you want to sell that could fit these Stapleton buyers…
$400k – $500k range, anywhere in Stapleton, detached single family homes only.
$300k – $350k range, anywhere in Stapleton, like the Thrive row homes.
Do you have interest in any of these up-coming listings…
No coming soon listings at the time.
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One Responses
Why are the homes so costly. The young professionals cannot afford these homes. There are new construction homes in the Cleveland suburbs in Ohio for much less for the young adults. You should look into it. There are so many moving to Colorado including my daughter who is going to live and raise a family with her teacher husband in the future.